Marist High School - Shield Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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FIRST WEEK Summer vacation, like all things, had to end and with the end of the season came the beginning of the 1971- 72 Marist school year. The first official week of school was marked by the initiation of the Freshmen. To become an accepted Spartan, the F rosh were re- quired to perform many sorts of ridiculous tasks. But the Frosh weren't the only ones to undergo changes, the upperclassmen also had a job of getting back to the swing of things namely classes and studying. Vacation was over, no more relaxation, it was back to the books for another nine months before summer vacation could be enjoyed. The school's exterior stayed relatively the same but new people were obvious among the faculty as well as the student body. One of the most major changes in the school was the appointment of Br. Tony lazzetti as our new principal and part-time teacher. Four teachers and a new business manager were added to Marist's faculty which made the school a little more complete. The first hectic week of classes ended with many embarrassed Freshmen, reunited friends, frantic teachers, and a dance that welcomed the Freshmen to Marist High School. 'wg mn.. 11 . Br. Tony is officially welcomed x...,, .